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Paid support
by Gavin Henry 24 Nov '14

24 Nov '14

Hi all, I can see some of the support options on the main website, but not way to purchase or get in touch? -- Kind Regards, Gavin Henry. http://www.surevoip.co.uk

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Multiple SNMP Queries
by Lane Eckley 23 Nov '14

23 Nov '14

Hi Guys, On a limited number of CentOS & Ubuntu machines we are monitoring with Observium we are seeing dozens of SNMP queries from Observium in a very short window (10-20 seconds). Snip of the logs from /var/logs/messages Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55776->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Nov 21 14:43:52 hostname snmpd[22648]: Connection from UDP: [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37575->[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] We are trying to understand why Observium would be sending so many queries back to back as well as why we are seeing this on some machines, but not others. Thanks! -Lane

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hddtemp on CE 0.14.4.5
by deeepdish 23 Nov '14

23 Nov '14

Hello. Great product. Looking forward to evaluating the subscription version after I get a minimum base operational using the CE edition. I have an issue around viewing HDD TEMP graphs driven by data extracted from the UNIX agent and hddtemp script. I can confirm output when auditing output of: telnet (hostname) 36602 or ./poller.php -h (hostname) -d I can also confirm temp. sensor driven graphs do come up for other hosts when using SNMP lmsensors, however not for unix-agent / hddtemp data sources. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you.

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Updated changelog!
by Adam Armstrong 22 Nov '14

22 Nov '14

The abridged changelog is now up to date with October and November to date! http://www.observium.org/wiki/Changelog

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by David Ford [NTLWORLD] 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

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Re: [Observium] hddtemp on CE 0.14.4.5
by deeepdish 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

My apologies…. Not using hddtemp script. Using the temperature script (that uses hddtemp).. sn = serial number. Using ZFS on Linux by-vdev definition to map /dev/hd? -> /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn - serial number) My temperature script below as on monitored host. #!/bin/bash echo "<<<temperature>>>" echo “(sn 1):" `hddtemp /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn 1) -n` echo “(sn 2):" `hddtemp /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn 2) -n` echo “(sn 3):" `hddtemp /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn 3) -n` echo “(sn 4):" `hddtemp /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn 4) -n` echo “(sn 5):" `hddtemp /dev/disk/by-vdev/(sn 5) -n` ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2014 10:27:27 -0600 From: "Ron Marosko" <ron(a)rjr-services.com <mailto:ron@rjr-services.com>> To: "'Observium Network Observation System'" <observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org>> Subject: Re: [Observium] hddtemp on CE 0.14.4.5 Message-ID: <001b01d005a8$0aa08140$1fe183c0$(a)rjr-services.com <mailto:001b01d005a8$0aa08140$1fe183c0$@rjr-services.com>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Just having a look at the hddtemp agent script. # hddtemp sensor readings # needs hddtemp daemon listening on (at least) localhost # requires netcat to be installed and in the path Have you satisfied those requirements? From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org <mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org>] On Behalf Of deeepdish Sent: Friday, November 21, 2014 9:36 AM To: observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org> Subject: [Observium] hddtemp on CE 0.14.4.5 Hello. Great product. Looking forward to evaluating the subscription version after I get a minimum base operational using the CE edition. I have an issue around viewing HDD TEMP graphs driven by data extracted from the UNIX agent and hddtemp script. I can confirm output when auditing output of: telnet (hostname) 36602 or ./poller.php -h (hostname) -d I can also confirm temp. sensor driven graphs do come up for other hosts when using SNMP lmsensors, however not for unix-agent / hddtemp data sources. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you.

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hddtemp on CE 0.14.4.5
by deeepdish 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

Hello. Great product. Looking forward to evaluating the subscription version after I get a minimum base operational using the CE edition. I have an issue around viewing HDD TEMP graphs driven by data extracted from the UNIX agent and hddtemp script. I can confirm output when auditing output of: telnet (hostname) 36602 or ./poller.php -h (hostname) -d I can also confirm temp. sensor driven graphs do come up for other hosts when using SNMP lmsensors, however not for unix-agent / hddtemp data sources. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you.

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r6001 backward compatibility
by Tom Laermans 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

Dear all, Revision 6001 cleans up a bunch of old code paths that should not have been used in recent days. If you are upgrading from a revision before r5000, it's probably best to upgrade to r6000 (svn up -r6000) first, run a full discovery and poll cycle, then upgrade to latest trunk. We've removed RRD renaming code for files which should since long have been renamed, and variables that should not exist anymore in your config. Variables to double check: $config['email_*'] should be renamed to $config['email'][*] instead. Tom

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Groups
by Milton Ngan 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

What is the intention of the groups feature? It seems like a really powerful way to group stuff together and have interesting views of things. But right now it just generates a list of entities that you can click through or hover over. I took a look at the code that generates all the various graph layouts (iftypes, health, ports). It seems that every page has its own code for handling the graph layout. It seem like this would be a great place to leverage a bunch of the existing code so you can create group specific views of sensors, ports etc... But it doesn't look like the code is structured that way (i.e reusable components/widgets). The standard views are good, but I want to be able to see them on a per datacenter/region basis rather than globally. The global view is visually interesting/pretty it is less useful.

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Re: [Observium] Avoid Ignored Ports
by Pedersen, Sean 21 Nov '14

21 Nov '14

Where are you disabling / ignoring the ports? Screenshot(s) would be helpful here. You can set each port to poll or alert (Yes/No) under the settings of the device the port is on. I¹m not sure if the Alert toggle is tied to the new alerts or a remnant of the old alerting system. On 11/19/14, 10:14 AM, "Josh Hopper" <joshhopper(a)protectplus.com> wrote: >Some ports in Observium I set to ignore because I don't need to watch >them right now but I will eventually. >Even though they are ignored, I'm still alerted by them. How do I filter >out ignored ports? > >-- >Sincerely, >Joshua Hopper, A+ CE >Network Administrator > > 420 3rd Ave NW Hickory NC 28601 >Office: 828-449-1839x2160 | Cell: 828-855-7565 > >_______________________________________________ >observium mailing list >observium(a)observium.org >http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium Founded in 2007, IO is a worldwide leader in software defined data center technology, services and solutions that enable businesses and governments to intelligently control their information. The communication contained in this e-mail is confidential and is intended only for the named recipient(s) and may contain information that is privileged, proprietary, attorney work product or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you have received this message in error, or are not the named recipient(s), please note that any form of distribution, copying or use of this communication or the information in it is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. Please immediately notify the sender of the error, and delete this communication including any attached files from your system. Thank you for your cooperation.

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